This session is another next night shoot around Masham. Showing the scenes and views getting to the sports ground. The pavilion would prove to be a central point in my night walks or when walking Sue`s dog Theo, Who is a local character and a lovable rascal of repute. However I had the upper hand as, when he started to get conditioned for walking at night (it was a new experience going on six to eight mile walks at night). For the first few months he would stick close by while I changed routes and distances to keep him off balance, not knowing where we were going, as this would keep him close as well. Then gradually his behaviour became the same for either day or night walks. It was during this time he was trained to follow the path if re-leaded and held on a tight leash. I do this with all the dogs I walk, as most times I have no torch with me at night to see with, and rely on the dog to get me through the woods or trail home safety, when it is pitch black. It also lets you know how intelligent the/your dog is and why that is important. The image with the car in it, is one of the tributaries in the colour of leaves pondering.